Does Pluang Provide Access to All Stocks Listed on the IDX?

Pluang provides access to almost all actively traded stocks on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) — more than 950 issuers spanning the main board, development board, and acceleration board. A small number of stocks are withheld from the list: those with extended trading suspensions, very low liquidity, or a placement on the IDX Special Monitoring Board (Papan Pemantauan Khusus, PPK), which the exchange itself restricts to protect investors from unusually risky trading conditions. This means Pluang's coverage tracks IDX's own official listing status rather than an arbitrary internal cutoff — if a stock is actively tradeable on the exchange and not flagged for one of those special statuses, it's almost always available to buy and sell inside the app. In other words, whether a stock shows up on Pluang is a direct reflection of its current standing with the exchange itself, not a curation choice made by Pluang.

What's available vs. restricted:

Pluang's stock list is synced to IDX's official listing data, so newly listed companies and delistings are reflected on an ongoing basis rather than through periodic manual updates. Because only Limit Orders are supported for Indonesian stocks on Pluang, even a stock that is available for trading can only be bought or sold at a price you specify — there's no Market Order option that guarantees an immediate fill regardless of price.

Related questions:

Q: How many stocks are available on Pluang?
More than 950 actively traded IDX-listed stocks are available to buy and sell on Pluang, spanning the main board, development board, and acceleration board across all major sectors — banking, technology, consumer goods, energy, and property. This figure grows as new companies complete their IPO and list on the IDX, and shrinks only when a stock is formally delisted or placed under a trading restriction by the exchange itself.

Q: Why can't I find a specific stock on Pluang?
The most common reason is that the stock has been suspended by the IDX or placed on the Special Monitoring Board (PPK) — restrictions that apply across every broker in Indonesia, not just Pluang. Extremely low-liquidity stocks may also be withheld to protect investors from getting stuck in a position they can't exit. If a stock you're looking for isn't listed at all, double-check the ticker, since IDX codes are exactly four letters.

Q: Does Pluang show stocks that are on the PPK board?
PPK stocks may still appear for reference on Pluang, but trading them can be restricted or blocked entirely depending on the specific rules the IDX has applied to that stock. The Special Monitoring Board exists because those stocks carry unusual risk — extreme price swings, thin trading volume, or unresolved compliance issues — so any restriction shown in the app mirrors an exchange-level rule, not a Pluang-specific limitation.

Q: How do I check if a specific stock is available on Pluang?
Search the ticker or company name under Explore > ID tab > Stocks. If the stock is currently tradeable on the IDX and not under a special restriction, it will appear directly in the search results along with its live price and chart. If nothing appears, the stock is most likely suspended, delisted, or on the Special Monitoring Board.

Q: Is Pluang's stock list the same as every other Indonesian broker?
Largely yes — Pluang, like all licensed Indonesian securities brokers, can only offer stocks that IDX itself has approved for active trading. The exact list any broker shows can differ slightly by internal risk policy, but the underlying universe of tradeable IDX stocks and their suspension/PPK status is identical across the market, since it's set by the exchange, not by individual brokers.